The phrase "all acronyms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every acronym in a specific context or discussion.
Example: "In this report, we will define all acronyms used to ensure clarity for the readers."
Alternatives: "every acronym" or "all abbreviations".
Declare all key terms and all acronyms.
Spell out all acronyms on first reference.
We provide all acronyms and abbreviations and further information regarding sentiment dictionaries in Section 2.1.
More details are shown in Table 5 CF ∑ T min In different growing periods, frost thresholds are indifferent, see Table 6 (QX/T 88-2008) acronymsnyms, e.g., T mean, are explained in Sects. 1 and 2.2 Table 4 Low temperature threshold for rice in different regions.
All acronyms are not capitalized (although some begin life that way), and some become words in their own right (such as: radar, laser, taser, scuba, and snafu).
Although 12.8% (n=122) of all acronyms were classified as excessively pretentious, this proportion varied between specialties: from psychiatry (19.4%), rheumatology (15.4%), pulmonary medicine (14.3%), endocrinology (13.9%), to, lastly, cardiology (11.8%).
You can ignore all the acronyms.
We've heard all the acronyms.' But she's very serious; she's very dedicated to pushing through that.
Behind all the acronyms and the jargon, they say, is a conspiracy to promote a nakedly political aim – anti-big business; anti-free market; pro-tax increases.
If you don't understand what all those acronyms mean, let's just say you can't walk into any CompUSA or BestBuy and find that card.
Of all the acronyms that multilateralism seems to spew out (WTO, Gats and so on), the fiercest battles will be over Trips.
